May 4, 2006, 18:44
Hey did you know that some versions of Photoshop have in built detection to prevent you from either opening or printing files containing scanned images of money? I suppose it's to prevent people from easily counterfeiting money, but I found that pretty cool to know.
Anyway, check out this video tutorial from DekePod (via BoingBoing) that shows you a trick to open files containing images of money. Basically you open it with Adobe ImageReady, and then import it directly, and Photoshop implicitly trusts the content from ImageReady.
The video itself is pretty funny - all those images just crack me up. They do warn you though, there is a fine line between fair use of scanned images of money, and counterfeiting. So beware!
Anyway, check out this video tutorial from DekePod (via BoingBoing) that shows you a trick to open files containing images of money. Basically you open it with Adobe ImageReady, and then import it directly, and Photoshop implicitly trusts the content from ImageReady.
The video itself is pretty funny - all those images just crack me up. They do warn you though, there is a fine line between fair use of scanned images of money, and counterfeiting. So beware!
